2020
DOI: 10.1504/ijtmkt.2020.10033402
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The impact of social media engagement on consumers' trust and purchase intention

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“…Social media engagement is realized through actions such as liking, disliking, commenting, sharing, and uploading videos on social media. Tutberidze et al (2020) prove that there is a positive influence between social media engagement on the intention to buy a Sharia product. Ajina (2019) proves that the concept of social media engagement has a significant positive effect on increasing consumer loyalty at banks in Saudi Arabia in strengthening the financial aspect.…”
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confidence: 80%
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“…Social media engagement is realized through actions such as liking, disliking, commenting, sharing, and uploading videos on social media. Tutberidze et al (2020) prove that there is a positive influence between social media engagement on the intention to buy a Sharia product. Ajina (2019) proves that the concept of social media engagement has a significant positive effect on increasing consumer loyalty at banks in Saudi Arabia in strengthening the financial aspect.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Social media engagement is the respondent's perception of the attachment formed between respondents as company consumers through social media. The measurement of this variable refers to Tutberidze et al (2020): frequency of comments on social media sites, number of likes on social media sites, and passion for following social media. It is measured using a Likert scale from "1" for "strongly disagree" to 5 for "strongly agree."…”
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